Police Suggest Discussing Administrative Punishments for Minor Theft
In Latvia, the State Police Chief, Armands Ruks, has suggested a discussion on addressing minor thefts through administrative rather than criminal proceedings as theft numbers continue to rise.
Six people are arrested in operation for the murder of a man who 'betrayed' a faction leader in MT
Six individuals were arrested in Brazil during an operation targeting members of a criminal faction implicated in a triple-qualified homicide and concealment of a corpse.
‘Crime of Distortion of Law’: Judges Warn Possible Punishments for Yang Seung-tae and Concerns Over Avoiding Criminal Trials
Judges express concerns over the vagueness of proposed legislation targeting judicial misconduct, highlighting potential deterrents to protecting social minorities and clarifying legal interpretations.
Alesc approves creation of a public list with information on those convicted of killing police officers in the state; understand
The Santa Catarina Legislative Assembly approved a proposal for creating a public list of individuals convicted of killing law enforcement officers in the state.
Thieves of rings, cell phones and pharmacies use bulletproof vests in robberies on the streets of São Paulo
Robbers in São Paulo have begun using bulletproof vests during street crimes, indicating a shift in criminal tactics that has raised alarms among law enforcement.
A. Bagdonas appealed the verdict announced in the 'vouchers' case
A. Bagdonas is appealing a court verdict regarding a case from his time as a Neringa municipal council member, questioning the proportionality of criminal liability and the application of law.
Police caught repeatedly convicted Klaipėda residents with drugs
A pre-trial investigation has been initiated against two Klaipėda men, aged 60 and 65, known to law enforcement for their ties to organized crime and illegal drug distribution.
Remote trials not only at the request of the prosecutor. The bill is nearing completion
Poland is considering amendments to legal procedures that would expand the possibility of remote participation in criminal trials, currently limited mainly to prosecutors and specific cases.
Chamber approves anti-faction project, increasing penalties for members of militias and criminal organizations
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an anti-faction project that escalates penalties for members of militias and criminal organizations, pending presidential sanction.
Minister John Reimberg: 'They are capable of inventing the most sordid nonsense to evade their responsibility'
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg dismissed allegations circulating on social media linking him to a criminal leader's testimony, asserting that no one is above the law.
Your phone is now a crime scene in your pocket
Smartphones are increasingly central to criminal investigations, providing critical evidence such as location data and communications.
Role of Scotland’s top law officer questioned after ‘bombshell’ over Peter Murrell charges
Concerns have emerged regarding Scotland’s top law officer after it was revealed that the first minister was informed of criminal charges against Peter Murrell before they were publicized.
Understand in 19 points what changes with the Anticrime Law approved in Congress
The Anticrime Law, aimed at combating organized crime, has been approved by the Brazilian Congress, introducing specific new crimes to tackle criminal factions.
Democratic Party Modifies Law Distortion Crime Just Before Vote, Restricting Applicability to 'Criminal Cases'
The Democratic Party of Korea has modified the 'law distortion crime' bill to limit its applicability to criminal cases, amid concerns of potential unconstitutionality.
Police: Criminal Networks Pose a Significant and Persistent Threat
The Norwegian police report a growing threat from criminal networks, particularly involving the exploitation of minors for serious violent tasks.
Ruling on DNA Examination Fraud: 'Credibility Unshaken'
A court ruling upheld the validity of DNA evidence in a drug offense case, despite previous evidence tampering by a staff member who was dismissed.
Ukraine submits data to ICC on casualties from Russian strikes on energy infrastructure
Ukraine has submitted information to the International Criminal Court regarding the casualties caused by Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure during the heating season.
Sentences of up to 40 years, but no tax for bets; see how the Antifactio PL approved by the Chamber turned out
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an updated version of the Antifaction bill, which introduces new penalties for criminal organizations while excluding a proposed tax on betting houses intended to fund public security initiatives.
Confusion Over Gambling Tax Did Not Lead to Criminal Investigation
The prosecutor's office has decided not to initiate a criminal investigation regarding individuals responsible for the non-implementation of tax obligations on online casinos following changes to the gambling tax law.
Criminals with Full Pockets. Those Golden Reserves that Judges Guarantee to Robbers and Violent Offenders
The article discusses the high financial compensation claims criminals make against the state in Italy, often resulting in extensive legal battles.
Derrite resumes text from the Chamber and reintegrates unconstitutional sections into the Anti-Crime Bill
Reporter Guilherme Derrite has returned to the Anti-Crime Bill proposed by the Chamber of Deputies, rejecting most of the Senate's modifications made last December.
Two police officers are arrested in Piracicaba for involvement in crimes
Two police officers from Piracicaba were arrested during an operation to investigate their involvement in various criminal activities.
The bluff of the criminal shield, even Tajani admits: 'It doesn’t exist'
The article discusses the recent approval and subsequent amendments to Italy's security decree, particularly focusing on the controversial 'criminal shield' for law enforcement and its implications for citizens.
Three men are arrested suspected of being part of a criminal faction in a city in Agreste da Paraíba
Three men have been arrested in Itabaiana, Paraíba, on suspicion of being part of a criminal faction attempting to establish itself in the region.
Lauri from Latela is not satisfied with his sentence
Lauri Huttunen, known from Latela TV series, has expressed dissatisfaction with his criminal court sentence regarding privacy violations and threats against individuals from his close circle.
CNJ determines immediate investigation of harassment allegations against intern in Federal Justice of RR
The National Justice Council (CNJ) in Brazil has mandated an immediate investigation into harassment allegations by a law intern against a director and a federal judge in Roraima's Federal Criminal Court.
Customs and Federal Criminal Police: Cabinet Discusses Action Plan Against Organized Crime
The German federal cabinet is set to approve an action plan against organized crime, focusing on enhanced digital analysis powers and stronger investigations into money laundering.
Call for Revisions to 'Crime of Distorting Law' at Democratic Party Meeting... Hardliners Demand No Retreat
The Democratic Party of Korea is considering revisions to the controversial 'Crime of Distorting Law' bill amidst internal dissent and pressure from civic groups before its scheduled discussion in the National Assembly.
Criminal Law: Did You Just Insult Me?
A 64-year-old man is under police investigation for allegedly calling politician Friedrich Merz 'Pinocchio' on Facebook, raising questions about the limits of permissible satire.
Liberia: Opposition Party Alleges Plot to Bar Former President Weah From 2029 Elections
An opposition party in Liberia claims a proposed amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law is a political maneuver to prevent former President Weah from participating in the 2029 elections.
‘Mencho’'s son-in-law would be the successor of the CJNG: US puts Julio Alberto Castillo, ‘El Chorro’, in the spotlight
The U.S. Treasury Department identifies Julio Alberto Castillo Rodríguez as a potential successor to ‘El Mencho’ of the CJNG, highlighting his influence and criminal activities.
The Knesset Approved: Employers Will Be Able to Check with the Police Whether Candidates Were Convicted of Terrorism Offenses
The Knesset has passed a law allowing employers to request police checks on job candidates' criminal records regarding terrorism convictions, pending the candidate's written consent.
They capture 'El Conta', financial operator of the Unión Tepito
Two key financial operators of the Unión Tepito criminal organization were captured in Morelos, Mexico, along with weapons and illegal substances.
President Yoon: 'Let's Decide on the Age of Criminal Responsibility in Two Months, Is it 12 or 13?'
South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol suggested collecting public opinions before deciding whether to lower the age of criminal responsibility from 14 to 13 years in two months time.
Career criminal Oscar Fowler back in custody on state charges after Biden freed him
Oscar Fowler, a repeat offender whose federal sentence was commuted by President Biden, has been arrested again to face state charges, according to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier.
Brit personal trainer detained in Dubai two years after breaking UK law
A personal trainer from the UK has been detained in Dubai two years after being convicted of possessing criminal property in the UK.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Goiás this Monday, February 23, 2026
The Good Morning Goiás segment covers various local news, including a meeting about police strategies, a debt forgiveness event, severe weather conditions, and significant criminal cases.
Wanted by Justice, Found Hiding in a Doghouse in MS
A man wanted by the police was arrested after hiding in a doghouse in Rio Brilhante, Brazil.
Realtor murdered: Understand why the manager's son was not arrested even knowing about the crime
The son of a condominium manager, who learned about the murder of realtor Daiane Alves from his father almost a month after her disappearance, was not arrested due to lack of evidence of his involvement in the crime.
With amendments to the Criminal Law, they want to strengthen responsibility for crimes committed with balloons and drones
The Latvian Ministry of the Interior has proposed amendments to the Criminal Law to increase penalties for crimes committed using air balloons and drones.
Police arrested a man with a knife in Tripla - the criminal law has changed, and now even a pocket knife can lead to prison sentences
Police have intensified their enforcement against possession of bladed weapons in Finland due to a recent change in criminal law, illustrated by an incident in a Helsinki shopping mall.
Four drivers fined for driving under the influence
In Latvia, four drivers were caught driving under the influence of alcohol, resulting in various legal procedures including criminal charges.
12 policemen detained on suspicion of crimes this year
Twelve officers from the State Police of Latvia have been detained this year on various criminal charges, including one for money laundering.
The Government obtained a ruling for the juvenile criminal regime and is considering two dates to turn it into law in the Senate
The Argentine government has secured a ruling on a juvenile criminal regime and is looking at two potential dates to pass it into law in the Senate.
New PCC organizational chart has 14 'syntheses' and 35 leaders at large, says São Paulo Civil Police
A recent organizational chart of the PCC criminal faction reveals 87 leaders in 14 sectors, with 35 leaders currently at large, according to the São Paulo Civil Police.
The Prosecutor requests the Supreme Court to annul the costs claimed from García Ortiz
The Prosecutor's Office is seeking to annul the nearly €80,000 in legal costs imposed on Álvaro García Ortiz by the Supreme Court.
Long-serving prosecutor Bizoňová: I am terrified of how rules are being relaxed to suit criminal groups
Lucia Bizoňová, a prosecutor for two decades, expresses her alarm over the Slovak government's rapid changes to criminal policy, particularly concerning measures benefiting criminal groups.
Two members of a cell extorting merchants in the supply market in Mazatlán are arrested
Two members of a criminal cell extorting merchants at the La Yarda supply market in Mazatlán were arrested by Mexican authorities.
25 Thousand Reward Criminal Arrested
A criminal with a bounty of 25,000 INR has been arrested.
Senate: the government speeds up the consideration of lowering the age of liability to 14 years
The Argentine Senate is moving quickly to discuss a bill that lowers the age of criminal liability from 16 to 14 years, which has already passed the lower house.